Mrs. G.E. Dickey and daughter, Mrs. B.R. Carrall, visited relatives in Atlanta last week.
The annual all day singing held here last Sunday was enjoyed by a large crowd. Mr. R.R. McAllister, who fell off and was run over by L.M. Shield’s truck some four weeks ago, died Wednesday morning.
Mrs. V.C. Hughes, who has a position at Hassian, Ky., is at home for a few days rest.
Roy Owenby left a few days ago for Ohio.
John M. McAllister of Cleveland, Ohio, has been at the bed side of his father during his illness.
E.E. Davis, C.S.C. and solicitor Grover C. Davis were business visitors here Tuesday.
Mr. A. Rice, Road Commissioner of Hot House Township, passed through here Monday to attend a called meeting of the county and road commissioners at Murphy Tuesday.
L.W. Shields is carrying the mail on route two for a few days in the absence of regular carrier S.L. Kisselbury.
From the front page of the Cherokee Scout, May 21, 1926
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